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After receiving ortho treatment, what is the most commonly used retainer? - Answer Hawley Retainer When ortho bands and brackets are removed, what type of bur do you use? - Answer Finishing bur Which cement gives off fluoride? - Answer Glass ionomer What does a disclosing agent he...

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Exam Questions Fully Solved.
After receiving ortho treatment, what is the most commonly used retainer? - Answer Hawley Retainer



When ortho bands and brackets are removed, what type of bur do you use? - Answer Finishing bur



Which cement gives off fluoride? - Answer Glass ionomer



What does a disclosing agent help detect? - Answer Plaque



What can be used to place an arch wire? - Answer Weingart or Howe pliers



What kind of tray is used for anterior teeth?

A) Sectional

B) Quadrant

C) Full Arch

D) Half Arch - Answer A) Sectional



After administering N2O and obtaining post-operative vitals, how much variance from pre-operative is
considered acceptable? - Answer Pulse- Within 10 beats

Blood Pressure- Within 10 for diastolic and systolic

Respirations- Within 5 breaths per minute



How long can sealant material be stored for? - Answer 18-36 months at room temperature



What is the most common cause of sealant failure? - Answer Moisture contamination



What is in sealant material that some people can be allergic to? - Answer Acrylic resin

,What is the weakest and cheapest impression material? - Answer Plaster



Radiographic density is defined as? - Answer The overall blackness or darkness of a radiograph



The temperature of the Tungsten filament is affected by?

A) Impulses

B) Kilovoltage

C) Millampres

D) Time - Answer C) Millampres



How much time do you have to mix Intermediate Restorative Material? - Answer 1 minute



What is used to remove wire ligatures?

A) Explorer

B) Ortho Scaler

C) Hemostat

D) Ligature wire cutter - Answer Ligature wire cutter



What is the purpose of cavity varnish? - Answer To seal the tubules



What instrument would you use to remove subgingival calculus?

A) Explorer

B) Sickle Scaler

C) Curette

D) Chisel - Answer C) Curette



After curing a crown, a greasy residue appears? How do you clean it?

A) With water

, B) Alcohol wipe

C) Prophy paste

D) With a rag wheel and pumice - Answer D) With a rag wheel and pumice



On ortho bands, what surface are the tubes located?

A) Lingual

B) Mesial

C) Distal

D) Facial - Answer D) Facial



Why would a temporary crown be purposefully removed? - Answer If damage is being caused to the
tissue by it or if a permanent is getting placed.



The inferior alveolar nerve block is also known as? - Answer Mandibular



You are working on 28 and want to perform a mental nerve block, where should topical be placed? -
Answer Anterior to the mental foramen, between the apices of the pre molars (28 and 27)



To prevent choking or swallowing while doing fluoride trays, you should do what?

A) Keep a saliva ejector in the patient's mouth

B) Have the patient tilt their chin up

C) Have the patient tilt their head down

D) Use an HVE - Answer A) Keep a saliva ejector in the patient's mouth



What fluoride method should not be given to children under 3?

A) Varnish

B) Rinse

C) Topical

D) Stannous - Answer A) Rinse

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